Are you serious? He explained it in the build and you're talking about a different playstyle. It's like commenting on a mage build that two-handed would've been better than, say, Destruction

Makes no sense tho since blocking will hold heavy armor back or the oppisite

Why?

If block u will not rely on ur heavy armor. And if u use your heavy armor u wont use your shield

I use a shield on lots of heavy armour characters. It means more defence. You also get some really cool block perks like Quick Reflexes and Shield Charge.

The perks are awesome but why? Ur heavy armor is already high defence. So my thoughts are if u have heavy armor deal out more dmg

@monkey, have you ever heard of a knight that dual wielded?

The last picture is of a dualwielding knight :P But Monkey's comment makes no sense anyway.

If you think this build is about perfect efficiency, you were not paying attention. This is a look at the combat styles of knights, inspired by real world history. Knights considered dual wielding to be a dishonorable practice and an improper method of fighting.

You may play Skyrim however you please, but within my build, dual wielding has no place.

Tae, he's not dual wielding, he is holding a sword and a flag pole =p